Military weaponry

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Two articles in 1997 Secret Operation No. 85 assessed the dramatic increase in the use of military weapons by the US police. The first article claims that the majority of the increase comes from military weapons manufacturers trying to convince the police to need heavier weapons to carry out the US "drug war." Meanwhile, Smith & Wesson (S & W) is a weapon maker based in Springfield, Massachusetts, pursuing H & K's market share by holding a tactical training seminar far below $ 2,000 to a private paramilitary training camp I will. Cost The S & W curriculum contains concrete tactical recommendations for hostage situation, suspected persons with disabilities, drug trafficking warrants, the end of which constitutes the main part of SWAT's work. . .

Factors of military, technology, and interstellar travel are a bit broad. Regarding the military, my research on weapons and equipment I thought that the limit of achievement of military weapons is approaching rapidly, and that the cost of maintaining the army is unsustainable. Equipment and weapons become very powerful, fast and require more protection and shielding. Therefore, from a point of view of power and resource requirements, very small improvements are orders of magnitude larger. The military is the largest consumer of oil fuel. Current technology is rapidly approaching the limit. Recently the US Navy acknowledged that we can not afford to maintain the current unsustainable level. If not, then maintaining our troops will require us to investigate them. (I think that we all realize that peace becomes cheaper.)

Sealift is a military logistics term that refers to the use of cargo ship to arrange military assets such as weapons, military personnel, goods and so on. It complements other means of transport such as strategic transport and improves national power projection capacity. The maritime capacity of the country usually includes private vessels operated by contract, but when military needs are needed to supplement the government-owned naval fleet, it is required to be chartered or required There is.